Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-29
L. II. Tarble is slowly convalescing.
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Hail broke some windows at the
Eagles Nest.
: We are expecting friends from
i'lainview. Nebs soon.
The assistant editor has gone where
Che wood-bine twineth.
/ Some extra bargains in machine
Ills and grease at Roth Bros. i225tf
q Our thanks are due Mrs. II. G. Ste
phens fer several messes of green peas.
NO. 50, vol. of the White Lake
Times came to us on pink tinted paper.
i III. c. Stephens and family have re-
moved to their claim in ANNA town
ship.
$ Black Machine OH, 25c per gallon
5 gallons S1.00, at DR. Matthias drug
store. 225tf
Mr.. j. York, proprietor of the Des
Moines nurseries, and uncle Of Hal
Grenell, arrived here Tuesday.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
lavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store, 224tf
The Mark Lane Express predicts
zero prices for wheat, and says that the
English wheat grower is ruined.
Paris green, London purple, insect
powder and f1y@paper at A. M. Matthias
t!rug store. 22Otf
-Clothingemen, with huge loads OF
sample trunks, are already visiting the
Springs. taking orders for fall delivery.
> Remember you can get.Climax and
.Spearhead tobacco at Albert and
EVesseys at 40 cts. per lb. 222-tf
-Chas. Eckmeier saw stars last
Tuesday. in broad daylight. The gray
pony kicked him in the stomach.
! Sheriff Spears went over to Logan
township, yesterday, to look up the hail
damage, if any, done him on his claim
The surveyors Of Che Mani,
q. have reached Huron and ar.
specting for depot grounds, side-tracks,
NC.
We have received the premium
4ist Of the third annual territorial fair,
TO be held at Mitchell, Sept. Goth to
Both.
-Thos. Null left for the Twin Cities
tast Tuesday. Co-incidentally the as
sistant editor went there also, on the
game train.
All reliable parties wishing goods
on time till after harvest, can get them
at Roth Bros. on favorable terms and
at bottom prices. .225tf
"A letter from Chas. Bourne, of
i'oston,one of our town-site proprietors,
states that he will make Washington
Springs visit before long.
Hal Grenell and Abe Easter are
putting new Improvements on the old
Miner place, north of town. The farm
will be turned into nursery.
Mrs. CEas. Brown, living q miles
porth from the Springs, has been quite
sick for the past few days, afflicted with
neuralgia and attendant chills.
Rev. Campbell, Of Alpena, filled the
pulpit Of the M. e. Church last Sunday
evening. His sermon was highly ap-
preciated by the large audience pres
ent.
We have received several numbers
of the North Dakota Farmer for July,
which we will distribute free. Call at
2ur Office and get one. They are chuck
full Of interesting reading matter.
The largest and incest new potatoes
we have seen this season were left at
our Office, with compliments of MIR. and
Airs. Cyrus Thompson. We must thank
chem for some very nice beets also.
Grandma Jordan called at our office
lately, just long enough to leave us
some crisp lettuce and delicious turnips,
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change from the regular editorial diet.
"A hail storm will travel consider
able distance to embrace preacher or
Two. And the beautiful crimson nose
paint, generally expensive to attain, is
furnished free to the minister, while
saving souls at camp-meeting.
County Treasurer Hays, of Woon-
socket, publishes every three months
q comprehensive financial statement of
the business connected with his Office.
This speaks well for Mr.. Hays, and it
should be legally eyacted Of all parties,
who are intrusted with the handling Of
public funds, banks included.
After glass-ball shoot on Tuesday
evening, preliminary steps were taken
looking to the organization of gun
club at this place. A committee was
on name, constitution and
bylaws, &C., to report after a ball shoot
on this, Friday, evening. All persons
. - II L.